This bay view house design on Fire Island by Resolution 4: Architecture embraces the local traditions, materials and, of course, the views. The summer home design is a retreat for a family that lives and works in Manhattan, meant as a serene getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life, built in two volumes to provide the parents and their adult children separate quarters when vacationing. A glass bridge connects the two volumes. The wood clad house boasts expansive glazing to capture the views and flood interiors with natural light. Putting a twist on the traditional floor plan, the private areas are located on the main floor and the public areas upstairs, where the kitchen, dining and living areas enjoy the best views and a walk-out to an outdoor entertaining area – picture-perfect sunsets, peace and a view of the bay. Learn more about this island home design and other cool New York homes, visit Resolution 4: Architecture
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